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Hereford 

Hereford
   
Bastion Mews The Hop Pole
   
Bell court The King's Fee
   
The Bishop's Palace Linden Villas
   
 

Catherine Court

M & S
   
Catherine Street
  The Litten Tree
Crystal Rooms
   
St Peter's
Elgar's Statue  
Stonebow House
       

 

One of the oldest cities in England, Hereford is a county town and the seat of a bishopric older than England itself. Archaeology in the City of Hereford has been carried out, in one way or another, for over a century.

 

Historical Research and Presentation

 

   Hereford Butter Market
   Hereford History
  Three Choirs Fringe Festival

   

The western defences of Hereford.
Originally built as an earthen bank and ditch in the early medieval period, Hereford's defences were strengthened by Harold Godwinson (later King Harold II) in 1055/6 and rebuilt in stone in the 13th century.

   

The site of the keep of
Hereford Castle

   

Some of the illustrations of clay pipes from Dr Allan Peacey's section in our forthcoming volume of Hereford City excavations. Dr Peacey will be excavating the important pipe-kilns at Pipe Aston during the first three weeks of August 2007.

   

illustrations of pots from Stephanie Ratkai's section of the forthcoming volume



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